The Jacksonville Jaguars have been extremely lucky that their first-round draft pick has been out practicing at OTAs and now mandatory minicamps. Travis Hunter has been so active at the team’s workouts that I think many people have forgotten an important note: he’s still not signed.

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Cleveland Browns pulled off a blockbuster trade at the 2025 NFL Draft, which reshaped the top of the draft order and shifted the landing spot for former Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter.

When practice began, Travis Hunter wore his teal No. 12 jersey and was a participant with Jacksonville's offense. By the final horn, Hunter had switched into a white No. 12 jersey and joined Jacksonville's defense.

The Jacksonville Jaguars decided the 2025 NFL draft was going to be their opportunity to make the improvements needed to put their roster on par with the rest of the powers in the AFC and follow up 2024 with another offensive playmaker to help out franchise quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

The majority of Hunter's playing time on the practice field has come at wide receiver, which was the plan that Liam Coen and James Gladstone laid out following the NFL draft. But since arriving in Jacksonville, Hunter has been learning the defensive playbook, terminology, and in the meeting rooms.

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As a rookie in 2024, Thomas caught 82 passes for 1282 yards and 10 touchdowns, including an 85-yard score. The NFL Rookie of the Year finalist expects to take on more leadership responsibilities in 2025. He told his coaches he felt fine.

Following Wednesday's minicamp practice, Liam Coen highlighted what he's seeing from Jaguars' OT Anton Harrison this offseason.

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. is "fine" according to head coach Liam Coen, an injury scare during minicamp practice.